Sutton Memorial High School - Exitus Yearbook (Sutton, MA)

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Class Will We, the class of 1957, being of sound mind and body, do hereby attest the following to be our Last Will and Testament. To the Iunior class, we will a financially successful Senior year. To the Sophomore class, we will the best of luck with Doc and U. S. History. To the Freshman class, we will three more rewarding years at Sutton High. To Mr. Frigard, we will an advanced math class with an aversion to erasers and chalk. To Mr. Schwab, we will an ambitious Senior class with an abundance of intestinal fortitude. To Mr. Sabolinski, we will a go-getum basketball squad, and some warm-up pants to go with the new jackets. To Mr. Murdock, we will a group of students with slide rule minds, and a Freddie the Rat to keep him happy. To Mr. Warner, we will a year's supply of recording tape, and some perfectionists for the Senior Play. To Mrs. Simpson, we will an efficient Suttonian Staff , and three gallons of white ink. To Mr. Kelly, we will a shiny, new, Director of Guidance sign for his door. To Miss Pacella, we will classes more appreciative of the Romance language. To Mr. Shepeluk, we will the newly published volume, Ten Ways to Beat Income Tax. To Mrs. Davagian, we will double periods for Home Economics. To Mr. Gingras, we will a blue print for a Shakespearian stage. I, Spencer Barnett, will my Sweet memories of those W'hitinsville girls to Charles Lyman, and my height to Bill Orhn. I, Beverly Carlson, will my naturally curly hair to Marge Leonard, and my basketball position as guard to Judy King. I, Virginia Corriveau, will my height to Bill Whittier, and my blue eyes to Roger LaBonte. I, Bradley Eaton, will my crew cut to Kenny Linder, and my position in the Looney Tunes to Tony Grabauskas.

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The next year we arrived at school with the superior feelings of Seniors. Our mem- bership was now 33. With Doc as our class advisor we quickly elected our class officers: President, john Godboutg Vice-President, Skip O'Shea: Secretary, Connie Windlep Treasurer, Helene Iarvaisg Student Council, Ethel Helgesen and Bradley Eaton. As usual, we got right into the swing of things and were active in all the school functions . Our Senior Supper proved to be one of the best suppers ever sponsored by a Senior class. Next we converted into door to door salesmen when we sold Christmas cards which also was a success. Early in December we presented our Senior Play which was: Too Young Too Old . The play was well presented under the supervision of Mr. John Warner. In December Ethel Helgesen was chosen as the Good Government Day Representative. Marcia Putnam was chosen as the D.A.R. Representative in February. February 9 we presented the Valentine Ball. Ethel Helgesen was chosen as Queen with Marcia Putnam as one of the attendants. We now have put down our impression about Sutton Memorial High and hope that our class will long be remembered. Joyce Hunt Beverly Carlson

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I, Waldo Forsythe, will what good U.S. History marks I got to Iames Sunskis, and my crew cut to George Lamothe. I, David Garcelon, will my ability to pass U. S. History in one year to my sisters, and my seat in physics to anyone who enjoys a good course. I, John Godbout, will my good French name to Ken Linder, and my wonderful Senior year to my brother, Butch . I, Elizabeth Goyette, will my future pink Cadillac to anyone who can pay for it, and my new career as a model to Alna Werme. I, Ethel Helgesen, will my basketball ability to my brother Wesley and my water skis to Ruth Dukes. I, Virginia Higgins, will my quietness to Alberta Fontaine, and all my passing history marks to Jennie Briggs. I, Tracy Horne, will my set of photography flood lights to Ianet Ledoux, and my good history marks to my brother, Guy. I, Ioyce Hunt, will my yellow sweater to Ruth Iarvais, and my ability to attend Tech Frat parties to Gail Putnam. I, Charles Hutchings, will all my girl friends and social life to Harold Bentley, and my marks in Senior math to Ronald Ledoux. I, Samuel Hutchings, will my animosity for school rules and formalities to anyone with an independent mind. I, Helene Iarvais, will my bookkeeping ability to Gretel Putnam, and my position as class Treasurer to Alna Werme. I, David Lavallee, will my fan club from the Senior Play to Kenny Linder, and my ability to Foul Out to Pete Michelson. I, Walter McGovern, will my ability to eat triple hot fudge sundaes to Mary Ann Konopka, and my seat in Senior math to any deserving Iunior. I, Emil Mongeon, being of sound mind and body, hereby do bequeath my sound mind and body to anyone without a sound mind and body. I, Caryl Moore, will my driver's license to Harold Bentley, and my dentist appoint- ments to anyone who wants to talk to the Tech ' boys.